Hands, Words, and Mind: On the Structuralization of Body Movements During Discourse and the Capacity for Verbal Representation
Hands, Words, and Mind: On the Structuralization of Body Movements During Discourse and the Capacity for Verbal Representation
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手、言语和心灵：论话语中身体动作的结构化和言语表达的能力
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1977
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N. Freedman
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N. Freedman
哈罗德·布鲁姆（Harold Bloom，1973）在试图描述一个诗人与另一个诗人之间的关系时，提出了一个强有力的观点--影响的焦虑。诗人在努力保持其创造性思想的完整性时，必须不断地抵御前人的侵扰。他把精力放在自己身上，以保持这种自主性，而且往往以可怕的代价来实现。人类话语中的言语对话远非诗意的对话，但它也受到影响焦虑的支配。
Harold Bloom (1973), in his quest to depict the relationship of one poet to another, put forth a forceful idea—the anxiety of influence. The poet, in his effort to preserve the integrity of his creative thought, must continually ward off the intrusion of his predecessors. He turns his energies upon himself to retain this autonomy, and often achieves it at terrible cost. The verbal dialogue in human discourse is far from a poetic dialogue, but, it too, is governed by the anxiety of influence.